Pre-fill new issue with template #700
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@dialex in order to be able to merge this PR (although some work may be required to complete it) I am going to need you to sign the CLA. Is this something that you would be in a position to do? Thanks! |
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I think it's all done from my side @gep13 |
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By convention, GitHub will look for an
issue_template.mdfile to pre-fill the new issue page. Right now, the user gets an empty page and has to read PR/Contributing guidelines in at least two files.With this PR, those instructions can be moved to a template that is displayed automatically to every user that creates an issue.
Limitations: I don't have enough context to make sure the templates are 100% aligned with your workflow, but at least it's a starting point for your team to later customise ;)